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Prince Albert

d. 1892

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The only colored man ever adopted into the Osage tribe of Indians, died recently at an advanced age.

H Baker

d. 1891

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Oldest member of the church whose funeral was preached by H.H. Upthegrove.

Isaac Bradley

d. 1909

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Drowned while hunting ducks on Lake Poygan in fall 1909, body found frozen in ice at Clarks point.

Henry Burghardt

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Guest of his sister Mrs Catherine Kemmerling and other relatives in Mineral Point.

Henry Burkhardt

1850–1910 (age 60)

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Wealthy retired farmer and butcher who dropped dead in a barn on Friday night in perfect health.

George Clinton

d. 1908

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First Governor of New York whose remains were reburied in the city after being transported up the Hudson River.

H Dewey

1811–1892 (age 81)

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H.M. Dewey, an old citizen, died after several months of illness with pleurisy, leaving a wife, three daughters, and one...

Daniel Dowling

1823–1914 (age 91)

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Survivor of the famous Charge of the Light Brigade in 1854.

Elizabeth Fine

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Went to Racine to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Claude Goldsworthy.

Henry Halverson

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Father of a daughter born on January 9th.

John Mongold

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Sr resident of Kendall who suffered a badly injured back from a fall on ice while getting into his sleigh.

George Noble

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Returned to Hollandale with his wife and little son after enjoying a stay with relatives in Mineral Point.

Gilmore P

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Rev. Gilmore P.E. returned home Monday.

Milton Treweek

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Returned to Milwaukee to resume employment.

H Upthegrove

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Rev. H.H. Upthegrove returned home and preached a sermon.

John Washburn

d. 1919

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President of the Washburn Crosby Flour Mills Company died suddenly at Liver Falls.